nothing wrong if you want to sit close but better check ur eyes every month for safety purpose.

just don't want my kids become kam yee lo. Four eyes... He he he

BTW, these settings are no use to do anything.

U sure the lowest grey boxes are not slightly pink tinted and the highest grey boxes are not slightly blue tinted...

LCD don't have reflection

hitachi plasma tv got higher resolution pixels than panasonic and samsung. the PQ is even better than pana and samsung and the price is also higher among those. 

Hitachi mistakenly using computer monitor's panel to put in their LCD.  So, that LCD resolution is 1920 x 1200 (16:10)   

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Added on October 27, 2009, 10:19 amI think what he mean is refer to HD-Ready la. Hitachi HD-Ready Plasma has 1,280 x 1,080. 

after reading about de problem lightning69 is having..i begin looking at an old thread..ironically started by lightning69 himself..50S10 vs 50B650..those who provided inputs to tat thread did suggest tat B650 out performs the S10..with IR as its major setback..

Lightning69 himself now suggested tat perhaps he shud've gone de korean way so the conclusion?S10 vs B650 still hard to answer..build quality & reliability is also a big question mark with the B650..many ppl not 'trusting' de korean brand thos they hv come a long way..

normally to prevent burning & IR we burn i the tv right? With image burn in disc..i read tat with the B650 it wont settle even after 600hours of burning in..is tat true?if so what's de alternative? I watch lots of astro & most channels got permanent logo on corners..if i watch like full day surely will be a problem right..

just out of curiousity..what tv is anfieldude using?unless its Kuro 9G then mayb we can buy the exact same model he's got..then surely no problem

In your case, its called "image retention" but if you keep it up, IR will lead to burn in eventually.

U can ask anfieldude if he is willing to do the calibration for u..  the last time i asked he wasnt charging yet but the meter alone cost i think usd700 so i suggest we chip in abit just to help in the cost of the equipments n time involved..  it is very time consuming ..

He said the "24p" means it has detected the source is 24p but will still convert to 30p or 60p as the plasma cannot display 24p. Hence the question...

Just for sake of info and sharing, B650 does native 24p (no conversion or anything)

not sure la boss. just see 24hz on screen on 24hz material.
i am not expert like you and anfield 

ar188,

Not all plasmas. I know that the Pioneers refresh at 72Hz. However, I am not sure of the Pannys. I believe the higher end Samsungs refresh at 96Hz. Pannys were known to be a problem on the lower end sets, on their higher end stuff it was refreshing at 96Hz.

There is no clear evidence that Panny fixed the problem in the 2009 model. If they did I believe the G series onwards definately refreshes at 96Hz. I have to check and get back to u guys.

Edit: I believe the G and V series  refresh at 48Hz. The Z series is 96Hz.

Just realise the 50S10 don't support Deep Colour (10/12-bit), but only support x.v. Colour.  Anyone can explain the difference?

The 50S10 also don't support 24p Smooth Film, but can support "24p Playback"....what is the difference?

Digital Cinema Colour - No
Shades of Gradation  5,120 equivalent steps of gradation
Deep Colour (10/12-bit) - No
x.v. Colour - Yes

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wat's with the huge fonts dude?

or feeling VERY frus......